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> > > Wait, why is my analogy absurd again? And who's
> > > "Benoit?"
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> > Are you implying that your post is a random act of
> > violence?
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> > As for this, how easy is it for you to conjure in your
> > mind images of violence and death of someone whom you
> > claim to love, or if not love, admire? Someone who
> > produces or influences the production of songs that have
> > lifted and illuminated your soul, heart, and sometimes
> > your mind? Who you devote hours of your life to each
> > RR-visible day, who you have prusumably have thought of,
> > imagined of, what kind of person he is? You can segue in
> > an instant from that presumed set of pedestaled feelings,
> > to this?
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> > What does that say of the influence of violence on
> > television and movies, apparently had on you? Can you
> > imagine what your world would be like if you never saw
> > images of violence on your television or if action
> > adventure movies were about boating on treacherous river
> > rapids instead of shooting people and blowing up things?
> > Do you think you may like to learn how to kayak?
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> Hey, no fair. I read a lot of violent books, too!
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> And now I can't get this image of Jimmy drowning in a
> treacherous river out of my head.
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> uh oh. Must. Not. Feed.... troll.
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You are absolutely right that I should not have replied to you. LOL!
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